A low noise 230 GHz SIS receiver

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Heterojunction Devices, Infrared Detectors, Low Noise, Radio Receivers, Sis (Superconductors), Submillimeter Waves, Superconductors, Bandwidth, Cryogenics, Intermediate Frequency Amplifiers, Mixing Circuits, Noise Temperature, Sidebands, Tuning, Waveguides

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The construction of a 230 GHz superconductor insulator superconductor tunnel junction receiver utilizing a full height rectangular waveguide mixer with two tuning elements, i.e., an E plane and backshort tuner, is reported. Preliminary results indicate that the receiver exhibits a best double side-band response of 114 + or - 15 K (averaged over a 500 MHz IF bandwidth) at a frequency of 228 GHz and at an ambient temperature of approximately 2.4 K. With the exception of a region in the vicinity of 250 GHz, the receiver shows an excellent response over an RF input range of 200 to 290 GHz. Finally, the receiver has been successfully employed on the new Caltech Submillimeter Observatory 10m antenna on Mauna Kea, Hawaii.

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